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I'm going to post something here from Auburn's arcane series.
Coyote; The Scout of the Unknown The Pe process is not as negative/critical as the Judgment. It sees potentiality, it searches for resources and that's another way of saying it seeks for life force and vitality. In nature, the Explorer --the scout-- process would be the one to discover food resources. To find better tools. To discover ways of entertaining oneself or others. Pe adds energy, humor, vibrancy and flow. But it has another half, where its imprudent opportunism can lead to hedonism, to infidelity, to broken families, to gambling, drunkenness and ruin. Pe is the chaos of chance. It leaps before it looks. And so in its haste it may fail. The archetype of Pe is the Fool. The Pe process has no loyalties, and can just as easily give as it can take away. The winds blow where they blow. Sometimes it's in your favor. Sometimes not. The clever scout knows how the winds blow, and flows with the winds elegantly to better opportunities. But it cannot be tied down. It refuses to be restrained. It is a vagabond and cannot be trusted to be anything but changing. It will trick you if it's to its immediate benefit. The fool needs no reason; it will do things "for the hell of it" - and in needing no reason, it is also unpredictable. And in its unpredictability it destabilizes Order. Sometimes for the better, sometimes for worse.
@Faeruss just sent this, and I remember having read it long ago, in the past. This was my reaction:
I love this!!
This gives it humanity
this is what Tea was saying about it being "hunter gatherer"
which i strongly agreed with
and what i've been saying basically about the life force and vitality
"The clever scout knows how the winds blow, and flows with the winds elegantly to better opportunities."
this is what i felt was missing from the Se description.
The description is also very similar to my response to @Bera - both in language and sentiment. Check it out 🙂
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